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ocultar. Colin Jordan. Líder del Movimiento Británico. Predecesor. Cargo creado (Él mismo como líder de Movimiento Nacional-Socialista del Reino Unido. Sucesor. Michael McLaughlin. 3. er Líder de Unión Mundial de Nacional Socialistas. Hasta el 09 de abril de 2009.
Occupation. Teacher, politician, activist, writer. John Colin Campbell Jordan (19 June 1923 – 9 April 2009) was a leading figure in post-war neo-Nazism in the UK. In the far-right circles of the 1960s, Jordan represented the most explicitly "Nazi" inclination in his open use of the styles and symbols of Nazi Germany.
The Independent revisits the life of Colin Jordan, a far-right leader who admired Hitler and founded several neo-Nazi groups. He married Françoise Dior, a niece of the fashion designer, and was jailed for inciting racial hatred and stealing knickers.
John Colin Campbell Jordan fue historiador de la Universidad de Cambridge y figura destacada en el neo-nazismo de posguerra en Gran Bretaña. En los círculos de extrema derecha de la década de 1960, Jordan representó la inclinación más explícitamente "nazi" en su uso abierto de los estilos y símbolos del Tercer Reich. A través de su dirección de organizaciones como el Movimiento ...
A long-time anti-fascist campaigner recounts his clashes with Colin Jordan, the founder of the British National Party and a Nazi sympathiser. He argues that Jordan's influence and racist ideology still persist in today's far-right extremists.
8 de oct. de 2018 · Extract. Colin Jordan may not be Britain’s most notorious fascist, but he was an unpleasantly significant one nonetheless. In the post-war period, following fascism’s defeat and during the interim between Sir Oswald Mosley’s British Union of Fascists and the advent of the National Front in 1967, Jordan was one of those keeping ...
Colin Jordan (1923–2009) was a leading figure of the British neo-Nazi scene and a highly colorful character. Until recently, however, the only existing biography of Jordan was the self-published Twaz a Good Fight!
